Such a cute mall and the shopping center they made poke bowls so good shopping was a bit expensive at the mall so got to the store items are cheaper service was good value was great at the store only read more

Queens MarketPlace - Poke - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

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This is a cute little shopping center in the village for the nearby hotels. It has a movie theatre, food court, bakery, market and coffee shops. You can buy groceries if you're staying in a suite but everything is pretty pricey because inexpensive options are farther away. read more

Enjoyed this marketplace! Its got everything you need in one spot. Restaurants, a store, movie theater and some cute shops. Only thing is most everything is too expensive and overly priced. Welcome to Hawaii. read more

We were staying at the nearby Hilton Ocean Tower and this was our daily pit stop when we were returning from our day trips. They offer some great souvenir shops, restaurants, coffee house, and the market. The stroll through here is always pleasant and they have sufficient parking available. read more

Queens MarketPlace - Drink up young fella SEP2025 - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

Came here to do a little shopping and it was great! There are many stores to shop at, lots of food options in food court and surrounding buildings. It was fairly busy for a Monday afternoon. They also have lots of events that happen here like a farmers market on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays, ukulele lessons, live music and singing, hula dance demonstrations and I'm sure much more. Check the website for more info. Definitely stop in for grocery and souvenir needs. Close to the Hilton resorts nearby and even shuttle service if you don't have a car. Also a few minutes drive from the King Shops. Enjoy!! read more

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The Market is very nice and has a great selection of foods and drinks. It also has souvenirs. Nice area with very good restaurants. read more

Queens MarketPlace - Lili pond - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

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This is a great place to buy souvenirs, a sandwich to go, a drink or a late night snack. They also have a great meat counter for poke, or premium steaks for BBQ. Just about any item you need for a day at the beach, or an impromptu dinner is available at island prices. I understand the wine selection is excellent. I love to stop by for an ice cream bar before bed. I walk there, so I don't feel guilty! read more

It's a very clean and well kept market place with lots of outdoor seating and an array of shops: clothing, swim wear, movie theater, food court, art gallery, grocery store, Starbucks and restaurants. This is the closest place to the resorts to get things instead of going up to the village. read more

This market is the best! They have everything you need while visiting plus some of the best local hot foods ready to grab and go! The poke bar in the back has like 10 different types of poke to chose from the build your own bowl starting at $10.99. Save your receipts for free gifts after your stay on the island! read more

If you don't want to pay $50 dollar plates at the hotels near by this place is the go to alternative. You can walk here from any of the close by hotels, and the price is very, very reasonable compared to their restaurants. poke is around 12! And steak dinner at 16! Fast service and friendly staff. read more

Aloha my friends! Second time back in terms of the Big Island. Again love this island so quiet for my style. Back to the grocery shop review. Lots of options if you need to do any shopping while on this side of the Big Island. Basically, this is a ABC store/ 7/11, Hawaiian BBQ, Panda Express kind of feel in the mainland. There is an especially useful and well-stocked grocery store here where we did a lot of our shopping to stock up on supplies for this portion of the trip. However, if you like bulk shopping of course there is Costco and Walmart 40 miles away. Overall I love this place. Parking was also easy, and the public spaces within the shopping center were lovely. read more

Queens MarketPlace - Stock up food instead of going out and eat - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

Queens market is a very busy market filled with tourists. It's located smack dab in the middle of Waikaloa Resort. Because of this prime local, it's also very expensive. You can find almost anything you could possibly want but this market is definitely the high end tourist trap grocery/liquor store. There are plenty of employees easily identifiable that are eager to assist. They have a deli and there is plenty of take out sushi and Hawaiian lunch plate to-gos so if convenience is your thing, this is the place for you. Parking at the back of the store is far more convenient than parking at the front which is adjacent to the macaroni grill and a busy place. i will complain about their pricing but won't ever miss at least a couple quick stops here for something or other! read more

"In The Dark" - Billy Squire If you come here at night and park in the parking lot, bring a flashlight, like a big one. The flashlight on your phone isn't very powerful and if you're driving a rental car and can't find it in the dark parking lot, you probably have to turn on the panic alarm to find your car. There are some lamps glowing a very dull, orange ember, probably to prevent light pollution but it also makes for some scary walking in the parking lot, like someone jumping out and mugging you. Despite the darkness, I gave this a 4-star because this marketplace houses the Island Gourmet Market where we took food out for breakfast, lunch and dinner because the hotel food was too expensive and A-Bay's Island Grill was so awful (read my other review). We tried to get dinner at Waikoloa Pizza but when we saw the size of the pizza box, we decided not to get a pizza. Straight to Island Gourmet Market! The mall was pretty empty on a Saturday in October except for the Island Gourmet Market, which was the only establishment raking in the bucks. We did buy a rash guard at Rip Curl, which was WAY cheaper than the hotel (as to be expected). Coming here in the daytime was much better. read more

We love shopping at this store but the deli counter is terrible! They advertise Boars Head meats and cheeses on their sandwiches and then when you order one they tell you "No Boars Head!" Even if you "upgrade" your sandwich. They also advertise several Boars head cheeses on their deli board but you only have your choice of provolone or Swiss. When we asked if they could check since all the premade sandwich's have cheddar suddenly there was cheddar available. The premade sandwiches also bear the Boars Head stickers but we tried one of those sandwiches and it was NOT Boars Head! It was slimey processed chicken meat. Over priced garbage. read more

I rated this place higher on the scale for a couple of reasons. I had this place bookmarked prior to visiting due to all the wonderful reviews from Yelpers! In Waikiola, there are not many places to visit so I wanted to make the best of my time. This marketplace appeared to have a lot going on so we decided to stop here a couple times. It was not too far from our resort but definitely not a short walk. We visited here at least 3 days during our visit to Kona. There are so many types of businesses here. There are restaurants, bars, retail stores, a movie theater, and essentials. We stopped in the ABC store each time we visited the marketplace because that store has everything you could want on a vacation! We also browsed in other stores but did not purchase anything. We visited several bars in the marketplace as well. The Rum Bar was a fun experience and we had a couple round of drinks. We also stopped in the Wine Bar one night. Honestly, the view I think was my favorite part of the marketplace. You can see why by looking at the photos I took. I actually sat there for 15 minutes taking in the gorgeous views. This is definitely a place worth visiting when you are in the area but FYI, grab an Uber earlier than 8pm because we struggled each time past 8pm to grab an Uber back to our resort. read more

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Would you come to Hawaii if you had to pay $1400+ a week for a car rental, if available at all? I always come to Hawaii during the April 15 tax time, as that's the time they have timeshare openings. April 15, 2021 no rental car openings. Fifth time I've been to the Big Island, including three times when the volcano was erupting years ago. Second consecutive year stayed at Ocean Tower Hilton Waikoloa Village without a car. We can go without a car, because two giant shopping centers, King's Shops and Queens Marketplace within walking distance of our timeshare. The $3 Waikoloa Trolley and the free Hilton Grand Vacation shuttle travel between our timeshare and the shopping center, each running every 30 minutes. Place has a food court, supermarket, cinema, and the usual tourist traps of jewelry, clothes, art galleries, and other souvenir stores.   Did all our grocery shopping at Island Gourmet Market, including cereal, milk, quaker oats, blueberries, lettuce, tomatoes, dressing, and 36 oz plain no fat yogurt.  Got hot food, bento boxes, sushi, and hot restaurant made to order food. Their sushi was so good, we purchased sushi almost every morning. Ate at Ippys Hawaiian BBQ, Charley's Thai Bistro, Island Gourmet Market, Romano's Macaroni and Grill, and Kuleana Rum Shack, all with indoor dining just starting in April, 2021. Long lines and waits to get in during prime dinner times, due to 25% limits on indoor dining. Purchased short fins, snorkel tube and mask at Blue Wilderness Dive Adventures for $52.35 (includes tax), about the cost of renting them for one day at Hilton Waikoloa Village lagoon. We didn't eat at Sansei, as they were just reopening for take out, and didn't have their Sunday-Monday evening half off discounts. Aloha Bol, Big Island Burritos, Hawaii Fish N Chips, Paradise Pizza & Grill, Subway and Lemongrass Express all in the food court are closed. Watched the hula dance shows at the pavilion in front of the food court, in February 2020, before the pandemic, and downloaded five videos with this review. April 15, 2021, the hula dance shows are cancelled indefinitely, another victim of the pandemic. Oh, yes, they have a Crocs store here, but men, would you be willing to be seen wearing pink Croc clogs? Not me! read more

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Walkable. It's like an oasis in the middle of this barren lava rock riddled island here. An assortment of shops and restaurants here. It's a welcome retreat after seeing black lava on either side of the road. They use red bulbs for the street parking lights. read more

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Lovely upscale shopping plaza, with a little bit of everything - from boutiques to coffee to restaurants/bars and even a (luxury) movie theater. Familiar brand names along with small local businesses reside here. It's a convenient & picturesque spot for grabbing a bite to eat or doing a little shopping. I always enjoy a stroll around here, whenever I'm in Waikoloa. read more

Queens MarketPlace - Cute plaza, with a little bit of everything. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

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We come here every other day on this vacation- we enjoy the walk from the ocean Towers (only 20 minutes) and love the market & Deli with fresh food, fruit, snacks, premade food, and essentials. There is outdoor seating. The shuttle bus also comes here after noon every 20 minutes, $5. Lots of restaurants here, beautiful art, clothes, drugstore too. I like the yoga studio too. Music on Sunday at ~6pm - but check the schedule. read more

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I have been to the queens market, place a handful of times, and every time I go I like the eclectic things that I can find! A lot of islander things, as well as different Japanese, or Filipino things only found on their islands and country. I like all the different merchandise they offer and there's a lot of employees walking around that are helpful. I will definitely be back again! Hee read more

A delightful outdoor mall with a variety of shops and restaurants--perfect for passing time or simply enjoying some people-watching.

We stopped here to get food and had a good selection they had malasadas which are super good of course Hawai'i is a bit pricey but the pad selection was very minimal read more

Wish we would have come earlier. So so many options to try a wide variety of goodies. Something for everyone. Staff was so friendly. Perfect to pick up for a picnic. read more

From what I have heard, this mall used to be super busy and upscale. Now, not so much. There are a few small stores, mostly mid-range and sundry. There are also a few restaurants but for the most part, it is very sparse. read more

Great shopping plaza with just the right mix of upscale galleries and down home favorites. Spent a good afternoon here and only watch out was the break sometime between 3-4 for some of the smaller shops (single staffing). read more

Decent shopping center in Waikoloa. It has a couple of great places - Starbucks and Island Gourmet Marketplace, plus a movie theatre. It's also conveniently located in Waikoloa, easily accessible by visitors staying at any of the hotels and resorts in the area. read more

I love this little outdoor mall. Island Gourmet is owned by ABC stores. Souvenirs, grocery and to go food items. Sushi, bakery items and cook to order food. Love SoHa Living store, Mahina and other small stores. Small food court with 4 affordable options. read more

They are a grocery store and deli well equipped. Prepared foods to order and fresh. Large selection of fruits and vegetables.

Bottom Line: Anchored by Island Gourmet Market and includes a variety of local Hawaiian stores. Queens MarketPlace is a nicely landscaped shopping plaza that is now ten years old. Compared to many other highly marketed shopping centers in Hawaii, Queens MarketPlace has a lot more local stores. Some of the local stores I enjoyed were Genesis Art Gallery, Reyn's Aloha shirts, Malibu Shirts vintage artwork merchandise and SoHa Living home decor. I also like Island Gourmet for a quick dinner or some groceries. Queens MarketPlace is across the street from the older King's Shopping Center. You can easily walk from one to another. Both are located in Waikoloa Beach Village. read more

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Located in Waikoloa Beach Resort, they offer all the essentials. Staff is friendly and attentive, food is reasonably priced and prepared daily. There is outside seating, and free parking, but it gets busy. read more

Queens marketplace was our second stop after going to Kings. I liked this marketplace a lot more. There were more shops and eating places. There was a Starbucks, which is a must have! They even had a small market. We came here on Black Friday and the stores were having some pretty awesome deals. We went to volcom, who was having a 40% off the entire store sale. We ended up getting some things for my husband and the kids. It was great. My favorite store there! We also went to crocs, who was having a buy one get one 50% off sale. Of course it was perfect timing because my son had grew out of his crocs. We also went to pac sun, who was having a buy one get one 50% off as well. Overall, the marketplace itself is amazing. No water views from this one, but there are a lot of ponds and bridge like areas to walk over. It is really pretty. They also have their own parking lot to park. It is great for tourist to find what they want that they cannot find many other places. It was a great experience and will definitely come here again. read more

Our family's favorite go to place for delicious food and shopping in the island..... they definitely have lots of food selections within walking distance from our beautiful resort..... read more

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Queens Marketplace is a great place to visit when staying at Waikoloa. I particularly love the quiet and relaxing nature of the area. It wasn't too busy but also not empty. It's kept clean and the aesthetic is very nice. I love the variety of shops and food. I particularly love the Island Gourmet Market that has anything you could possibly want. They have souvenirs, hot food, poke, milk tea, etc and it's also a grocery store. read more

This is a sad little mall with a nice big ABC store that has some good food. That's the only thing that gets me to come here.

Very nice shopping center with a grocery store and a Starbucks. They have a nice mixture of restaurants and specialty stores. The only downside is a lot of the stores open later in the morning or have strange days are closed throughout the week. I will just make sure if you're coming from A distance so you call and make sure the shop is open. A lot of the hours online are different from the actual hours of the stores and I'm not sure if that's due to Covid or a B in the off-season read more

Queens MarketPlace - Fountain as you walk in from the east main Entrance - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

HAWAII VACATION #7: CONVENIENCE - CLOSE TO RESORT I WAS STAYING AT Throughout my years of traveling wherever your accommodation is affects your itinerary. Even though you might not have the ideal itinerary for your trip you still have to make the most of it. Prior to this past May I never been to Hawaii before. When my family and I booked our trip to the Big Island last February we planned to stay in Royal Kona Resort in Kailua-Kona through a family discount but it fell through. We ended up staying at Aston Waikoloa Colony Villas. Staying there changed my itinerary as that place is about 45 minutes away from Royal Kona Resort where I based my itinerary for my trip. However Queens Market Place was a blessing in disguise as it's only a two-minute drive from the condo I was staying at. Let me say this from the outset - this place is a tourist trap as there are shops and restaurants at this plaza shopping center geared toward tourists that tend to be overpriced. If you look beyond those shops and restaurants there are some hidden gems. First there is a grocery Island Gourmet Markets that has some Hawaiian specialties in the deli or meat section. Second if you want to try something local the Starbucks at this marketplace serves the Hawaiian-style coffee Kona. Coffee can only be considered Kona if the coffee beans are cultivated in the Kona Districts in the Big Island. According to the sign at this Starbucks you cannot find Kona Coffee at any Starbucks in the mainland. The best attribute of this marketplace was this was pickup area for me for the Kohala Waterfalls Small Group Adventure Tour. That was convenient as I didn't have to drive a long way to get picked up for the waterfall tour. Overall this place is quite ok especially if your are staying at an accommodation close to this marketplace. read more

Queens MarketPlace - Marketplace located at resort I was staying at - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

A little shopping mall in the lush paradise of Hawaii. Not really a fan of big business on the tropical island but I can see how some enjoy shopping while on vacation. If you are one to feel relaxed while browsing through malls well here you go. In the beautiful setting of Waikoloa resorts you can find plenty of clothing shops, a gallery, jewelry, food, a high end market, and even good old Starbucks. Familiar stores like Pac-Sun, Dairy Queen, Macaroni Grill, Volcom pepper the mall. I don't recommend the Island Gourmet Market unless you really need to get groceries now and don't want to drive 10 minutes away. But if you do need them, they have what you need. It is also an ABC store which if you have been to Hawaii, these are very popular. With the resorts just down the street and shuttles stopping by every 30 minutes, this is a convenient place to shop. If you want more culture head into town. read more

Queens MarketPlace - Open air upscale shopping center - Shopping Centers Near Me - Waikoloa, Hawaii

This is a food court don't expect fabulous food. Don't even expect that you'll save any money here. Go to a market if you want to save actually go to a Costco to save money on food. Ippy Hawaiian food was just ok. I have to say they made me garlic chicken when they didn't have it in the menu plus they gave me extra sauce when I asked for it without a charge. Th loco moco (Chicken katsu) was tender but the rice was too mushy for me. read more

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They make fresh malasadas every morning and they were really good! They also make good boba teas. Did not enjoy the hot meals as much there! read more

Love this marketplace! Great stores from SoHo Keiki, Mashka, Maui Diver's etc. Everyone is very friendly, the Island market has an amazing selection of items and delicious sandwiches. I can't wait to go back! read more